Read the texts (A-F) and match them with the names of jobs. There is an extra name. Fill in the table after the text. Archeologist Architect Court reporter Fashion model Physician Physicist Secretary The ordinary can sometimes prove remarkable. That's what the French discovered when they were called in to examine some mummies unearthed by the Egyptians in a necropolis in a village within the oasis inhabited by people around the time of Christ. Working class graves are of no interest to treasure hunters, that's why these mummies were undisturbed and can give us a look how ordinary folk lived and died. The professional should be qualified to design and provide advice-functional, aesthetic and technical - on built objects in our public and private landscapes. The person is involved in the planning, designing and oversight of a building's construction and, in fact, interfaces between the end user of a planned structure and the builder. The professional should translate the user's needs into the builder's requirements. He or she must be completely conversant with the user's environment, that is, the area of business or industry for which the structure is to be used. In this job you are to capture live speech and then transcribe it to the written word. About a third of professional people work full-time for a court, receiving a salary and two thirds are freelancers who are hired by lawyers. They take down testimony and create transcripts. They have to be good at working with computers, have good language skills and know vocabulary of the areas they're working in. The job of such person involves modeling outfits in manufacture's showroom and letting designers, clothes makers and buyers know what works and what doesn't about an outfit, how it falls and how it feels. - Such specialists are employed by universities as professors, lecturers, searchers and by laboratories in industry. Employment as a professional generally requires a doctoral degree. Many specialists use their skills in other parts of the economy, in particular in computing and finance and solve significant engineering challenges. They work in aerospace, avionics, nanotechnology, satellites and more. The role of these employees has changed and expanded enormously from the old image of shorthand, typing and filing. Their responsibilities are now much greater and that is reflected in many of the unusual and important tasks they are given. Sometimes office staff has to do very strange jobs. Remove a dead body? Walk the boss's dog? Write the boss's resignation letter? The usual tasks they are asked to do demonstrate the variety of their role.
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Read the texts \(A\-F\) and match them with the names of jobs. There is an extra name. Fill in the table after the text.

  • Объекты 1
    • Archeologist
    • Architect
    • Court reporter
    • Fashion model
    • Physician
    • Physicist
    • Secretary
  • Объекты 2
    • The ordinary can sometimes prove remarkable. That's what the French discovered when they were called in to examine some mummies unearthed by the Egyptians in a necropolis in a village within the oasis inhabited by people around the time of Christ. Working class graves are of no interest to treasure hunters, that's why these mummies were undisturbed and can give us a look how ordinary folk lived and died.
    • The professional should be qualified to design and provide advice-functional, aesthetic and technical - on built objects in our public and private landscapes. The person is involved in the planning, designing and oversight of a building's construction and, in fact, interfaces between the end user of a planned structure and the builder. The professional should translate the user's needs into the builder's requirements. He or she must be completely conversant with the user's environment, that is, the area of business or industry for which the structure is to be used.
    • In this job you are to capture live speech and then transcribe it to the written word. About a third of professional people work full-time for a court, receiving a salary and two thirds are freelancers who are hired by lawyers. They take down testimony and create transcripts. They have to be good at working with computers, have good language skills and know vocabulary of the areas they're working in.
    • The job of such person involves modeling outfits in manufacture's showroom and letting designers, clothes makers and buyers know what works and what doesn't about an outfit, how it falls and how it feels.
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    • Such specialists are employed by universities as professors, lecturers, searchers and by laboratories in industry. Employment as a professional generally requires a doctoral degree. Many specialists use their skills in other parts of the economy, in particular in computing and finance and solve significant engineering challenges. They work in aerospace, avionics, nanotechnology, satellites and more.
    • The role of these employees has changed and expanded enormously from the old image of shorthand, typing and filing. Their responsibilities are now much greater and that is reflected in many of the unusual and important tasks they are given. Sometimes office staff has to do very strange jobs. Remove a dead body? Walk the boss's dog? Write the boss's resignation letter? The usual tasks they are asked to do demonstrate the variety of their role.

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